[twalla]

It's interesting to see so many people with positive experiences with Phabricator - I work somewhere with a Phab install and onboarding new employees who've only ever used github/gitlab and branching workflows incurs a _significant_ cost. That, coupled with conduit being frustrating to develop against and lots of nice open source tooling basically being unusable without heavy modification due to assuming you're using a branching workflow has soured me on Phab. I'm hoping this can be used as additional justification to push us towards ... well... anything else. That being said, Herald is awesome and compared to basically any "modern" replacement, the UI is actually snappy and things don't get moved every 6 months for no goddamn reason (thanks Atlassian)